Air Force Academy Investigation

By Associated Press&nbsp|&nbsp

Posted: Fri 4:30 PM, May 07, 2004&nbsp|&nbsp

Updated: Fri 4:30 PM, May 07, 2004

Academy officials say that brings to 70 the number of cadetsunder investigation. Twenty of them have admitted to cheating,while the others have denied it. Authorities say 265 cadets have been interviewed in the case.

The investigation involves a test on military etiquette administered to the freshman class in early April. Students foundto be guilty of cheating could be expelled, asked to resign orplaced on probation. The cadet commandant -- a brigadier general --will make the final decisions on disciplinary action.

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